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And yet, the western capitalistic system that is built on private businesses acting in their own self interest, regulated by governments of the people enforcing social good, have created the least violent, least disease-ridden, most luxurio
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For the record, you aren't donating to Wikpedia, you're donating to the foundation. And the cost of running Wikipedia is generously less than 10% of donations per year. Why do they need 550 employees? I think it's fair to que
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4y ago
This is loser logic. It's possible to play by self-imposed self-hindering rules, sure, but your competitors probably aren't. In business, you play the game that exists, not the game you want to exist. Politics is how you do the &q
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The one thing agile helped here is to take that process and make it fast. The problem with "Requirements, prototype, feedback, iterate, qa, qa, qa, release" is that most large shops turn that into a 3 year process. As in, a group
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4y ago
Opposite. A meme is NOT necessarily a joke. An "internet meme", a subset of memes, is generally a joke, but "meme" itself is a singular unit of culture, and includes many non-funny things I would argue also that all joke
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This is a classic example of how propaganda works. The layman's definition of recession, which has never been used officially or by policy-makers in America, is this bit about "negative GDP growth for two quarters". But despi
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"I want to to be decentralized and not open to government interference" So what happens when it's taken over by terrorists? What happens when, much like every "right-wing alternative", it becomes filled with propaga
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Creating content that millions will enjoy in exchange for six figures of cash is something that has a point. The internet wasn't laughing at that dude. I assume most people here are too good to watch Mr Beast /this video and are s
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"The "voluntary" part is just highlighting how willing people are to trade in unnecessary misery for the entertainment of the comfortable." Aye comrade, aye. You say Mr Beast, I say Capitalism.
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Why stop there? Why not ditch computers and teach my bootcamp students to farm? Because nextjs is an industry standard technology letting small teams rollout complex and great apps in record setting time, used by dozens of major corporation
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I don't think that the prescence of stack overflow questions is a bad thing, quite the opposite, that demonstrates that there is a community and you'll likely find every answer to each problem you have Comparing that to a complete
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Photoshop 7 struggled in larger PSDs with lots of layers or just a huge resolution/dpi. The memory management was really bad in that era too featuring manual scratch drive configuration. Constant crashing in large projects was the norm
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What are you talking about? That's not complexity, those are out of the box features that come with a single script run (create next app or create t3 app) Vercel will even launch that for you without a script, just a button click. Five
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>Quite weird to compare infrastructure of a static frontend to a backend with db and stuff? I suppose you don't know what you're talking about, but Next.js is a backend and frontend supporting a wide variety of data sources. I
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- SSR vs client side: NextJs does this automatically. https://nextjs.org/docs/basic-features/pages - GQL: the only case where I'd use GQL is where he would likely want to too: building native mobile apps. Oth
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I can go from a blank folder to deploying a git hosted next.js app on vercel in about 5 minutes, so comparatively, it is to me.
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It's a lot more work than say Next.js and Vercel, but I suppose it costs a lot less to maintain in cash (trading cash for time).
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In context of this discussion, it's classic Whataboutism, and it does implicitly offer an opinion that is heard loud and clear. Whenever we talk about FGM, there's always an army of men ready to Whatabout! the discussion to death.
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It's horrifying that these are even compared. The foreskin is just some skin and absolutely not required to experience sexual pleasure or climax. But for women, they cut their clitoris out , fundamentally altering their ability to hav
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You can develop a days worth of vitamin D in 15 minutes (or simply supplement it for the same benefits), meanwhile excessive sun exposure is correlated with all manner of health problems, not the least of which is cancer. People who spend m
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It's ironic that you mention the railworkers union to defend your claim that I don't understand unions, when the rail industry in America got everything they wanted from the workers. Your point is basically "the worst union i
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The working class will get a larger chunk of the pie only if they organize into powerful unions and directly negotiate with the wealthy to dramatically reduce corporate profits. Right now all that pie that should go to workers goes to inves
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I have no interest in any further communication with a child, please find another thread to troll.
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What an absurd, condescending and pointless reply. Example: >> I would rather the American people elect a government that will protect their rights through laws. >I would also like a world where problems don't exist, but that
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I would rather the American people elect a government that will protect their rights through laws. Meta will not violate American law. As citizens, our most effective tool is our government of the people. The idea that we rely on culture or
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It's totally reasonable for a company to ask you to prove you're worth it or just fire you, just like it's totally reasonable for you to demand your company prove they're worthy to employ you (increase your pay or benefi
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Food and medical supplies, fuel for non-electric heating, etc. We'll help the Ukrainians survive. The people of Europe are strong and will endure. Yes, Russia will be able to enact a lot of pain of Europe through natural gas, but the r
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>Lol social media is full of videos? well thats me convinced. Even if that were the case it doesn't even matter, Putin cannot and will not loose this war. More denial of real evidence. I love how casually people simply discard real
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>Do Ukraine and the West have a course of action in case of a total energy blackout in Ukraine right before the winter [1]? While Russia's attacks on Ukraine's power and heating infrastructure are vile and evil and designed to
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> Lol a race to the bottom as usual with someone who is hooked on western main stream media e.g: "Russians are in mass retreat" - this is comical Lol the Kremlin yesterday posted their daily maps which showed a full retreat fro
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